Diablo IV

Season 15 · Patch 3.2.1

Expansion August 5, 2026

A fresh leak from Dealabs' reliably sourced billbil-kun claims Diablo 4 will arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 in mid-September, priced at $69.99 / £62.99 / €69.99 — more than three years after the game's original June 2023 debut on PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

The report follows months of expectation that Blizzard is preparing an official Switch 2 launch for Diablo 4, which has previously surfaced on a couple of ratings boards. As with any leak, nothing here is confirmed until Blizzard formally announces the port, and exactly when the company will do so remains to be seen.

What's New

Per the Dealabs report via IGN, the Switch 2 version launches during the third week of September, on either Tuesday Sept. 15 or Friday Sept. 18 — an exact date has not yet been confirmed.

The port is priced at $69.99 / £62.99 / €69.99 and will be available digitally via the eShop alongside a physical edition.

That physical edition is a code-in-a-box: it contains only a digital download code, with no Game-Key Card included.

It's currently unclear whether the Lord of Hatred expansion will also be bundled in.

What This Means for Players

For Switch 2 owners, this would finally put Diablo 4 on a portable platform — though anyone tempted to pre-order should hold off until Blizzard confirms which content is included. The report does not clarify whether the Lord of Hatred expansion or current seasonal content ships with the base game, leaving cross-progression and content-parity questions unanswered.

Diablo 4 remains an actively supported title despite its age: it received its second major expansion in April, and players finally discovered the long-teased secret cow level in May. A Switch 2 launch would extend that live-service pipeline to a new audience well into the game's third year on the market.

What's Next

Blizzard has yet to formally announce the port. With Gamescom taking place later this month in Cologne, Germany, an official reveal could land there — but that remains speculation until the company confirms it.

Players should watch for Blizzard's announcement to lock down the exact release date (Tuesday 15 or Friday 18), whether Lord of Hatred is included, and what digital-versus-physical options are actually offered at launch.